Well, I've have problem concerning the ai traffic in FSX. I don't know if anyone have a solution to this, but please try to help me.Okay, I've noticed that the ai aircrafts use only about a quarter of the runway when taking off. I not that concerned about that, but the thing I am concerned about is that the ai aircraft stop too fast after landing. They stop under 6-7 seconds as I've observed. This seems highly unrealistic, as real airlines takes a long time to come to taxiing speed. So, can anyone help me with this. I really want to make FSX more real, and I'm a little girl who doesn't know anything about programming :( Please help.P.S - I'm using Traffic X. I've also used WOAI, but it still had the same problem.

Well, I've have problem concerning the ai traffic in FSX. I don't know if anyone have a solution to this, but please try to help me.Okay, I've noticed that the ai aircrafts use only about a quarter of the runway when taking off. I not that concerned about that, but the thing I am concerned about is that the ai aircraft stop too fast after landing. They stop under 6-7 seconds as I've observed. This seems highly unrealistic, as real airlines takes a long time to come to taxiing speed. So, can anyone help me with this. I really want to make FSX more real, and I'm a little girl who doesn't know anything about programming :( Please help.P.S - I'm using Traffic X. I've also used WOAI, but it still had the same problem.

I think this is built into the aircraft modeling and cannot be modified. I just looked over at the Just Flight website and saw nothing where this parameter can be modified. I have also noticed fast and hard landings with the My Traffic X AI program and I even noticed it with the default FSX AI program. You might be able to get flight schedules, timetables, departure and landing gates set up accurately, but when it comes to takeoffs and landings, it will not be accurate or "as real as it gets" most of the time. At least they land safely and taxi to the gate which, for a $70 or so program, that's pretty darn good!Best regards,Jim